Comments by "HKim0072" (@HKim0072) on "Huge Losses! China’s Home Prices Drop 50%, No Buyers. 6M ㎡ of New Homes Unsold, Gov’t Fears Collapse" video.

It's pretty easy to do a cash flow analysis on investment properties. CCP China was only looking at the cap gains increase. The West looks at cash flow.
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You need to look up housing price to income ratios by city. NYC isn't getting cut to 5. Or move to Detroit. It's at 2.
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@parkerbohnn Dude. Dude! That's literally part of the cash flow evaluation. You've never done any type of corporate finance work eh?
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@parkerbohnn I'm a typical ethnocentric American, lol. Just assume the West is the US.
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Multitude of issues and even if they had the information efficiently, it wouldn't make a difference. But, the average person is getting information faster than Pooh Bear these days. That's why this is slow moving train wreck. Pooh is making decisions based off months old data. 2008 was a disaster for the US, but TARP, Fed commercial paper and other financial decisions were happening within days.
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@parkerbohnn lol, they are who isn't. Every company uses debt. Even Apple and Microsoft. With financial alchemy, heaps of cheap debt and a shrewd takeover partner in Silver Lake’s billionaire co-CEO Egon Durban, Dell has effectively increased the value of his Dell Technologies stock from $3.6 billion in 2013, to $39 billion presently. Dell’s overall net worth, which recently surpassed $50 billion, has more than tripled in under a decade. Once at risk of becoming an afterthought, Dell Technologies now trades an almost $80 billion market cap. Current market cap = 115 billion USD. (oh yeah, I literally wrote a few papers on LBOs during my college years.)
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